CARD: Sage 2021 ACQUIRED: IP 2025, San Antonio Brahmas v Arlington Renegades
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
WR LuJuan Winningham played college ball at Central Arkansas from
Over his college career he posted 152 receptions for 2,334 yards and 26 TDs in 34 contests.
Undrafted, he signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars after the 2022 NFL Draft.
In 2023, was selected by the Arlington Renegades of the XFL.
Had 11 receptions for 158 yards and 2 TDs (including a 55 yarder) that season.
Added another 4 for 28 yards in 2025.
Signed with the Houston Gamblers for the 2026 UFL season.
Saw action in 4 games catching 3 passes for 36 yards.
NOTES:
LuJuan was one of the last autographs I got at the last game that the San Antonio Brahmas played. He was very nice and signed the extra duplicates I had for some friends.
Treston DeCoud was a DB who played college ball from 2013-’16.
He bounced around from Chadron State College, to Northwest Mississippi Community College, and then over to Oregon State.
During his Senior season of 2016, he posted 58 tackles, 2 picks for 88 yards and a TD, as well as 10 pass deflections.
Selected by the Houston Texans with their 5th round pick during the 2017 NFL Draft.
Spent a season on the Texans, before being cut in 2018,
That year, joined the Cowboys and was on and off the team’s regular season and practice squad rosters.
Cut in 2019, and selected by the Dallas Renegades of the XFL 2020.
Had 13 tackles in 5 contests.
After COVID started subsiding, played in the CFL for the Argos (2021) and Elks (2022).
Cobbled together 25 tackles on the season for the Argos and 43 tackles, a sack and a forced fumble for the Elks the following year.
Signed with the New Jersey Generals in 2023 of the USFL but did not make the squad.
Returned to Oregon State in 2024 as a graduate assistant and at last glance in 2025, is a DB coach at Idaho.
NOTES:
Well for the longest time I thought that Treston’s last name was ‘De-Cloud’. It wasn’t until I saw this card that I realized I’d been spelling it and saying it wrong all along. Outside of a few big names, quite a few of these autographs can be had from this set at a cheap price ($2.00 ish) if you’re willing to wait for the right deal.
After being recruited to Ohio State as a DB, Ted Ginn Jr dabbled in playing WR during his Freshman campaign in 2004.
Displaying dangerous speed and body balance Ginn was such a factor on offense, he moved to it fulltime in 2005, while also picking up return duties.
Over three years at Ohio State, Ginn had 135 receptions for 1,943 yards and 15 TDs, 213 yards rushing, 1,012 returning (38 kickoffs) and 64 punt returns for 900 yards and 6 TDs.
Selected by the Miami Dolphins with the 9th overall pick of the 2007 NFL Draft.
Functioned in much the same capacity with the Dolphins his rookie year, catching 34 passes for 420 yards and 2 TDs, 63 kick returns for 1,433 yards, and 24 punt returns for 230 yards and an 87 yard franchise tying record PR TD in his rookie campaign.
In 2008 had 56 catches for 790 yards and 2 TDs, 32 kick returns for 657 yards, and 7 punt returns.
Mistakes began to pile up in 2009, as Ginn who already suffered from fumble-itis, developed a case of the dropsies.
Although he had 1,826 all purpose yards that season, he was traded to the ‘9ers in 2010 for a 5th round pick.
Confined mainly to special teams, Ginn shined in 2011 in that capacity.
Had 268 total return yards against Seattle, scoring on a 102 yard kickoff and then returning a punt 59 seconds later for a TD- unheard of in NFL history.
Signed with the Panthers in 2013 and saw more playing time back at WR.
Had 36 receptions for 556 yards and 5 TDs.
Signed by the Cardinals the following season, and had perhaps his most disappointing season with less than 1,000 yards from scrimmage.
Returned to the Panthers in 2015 and posted a career high 10 TD catches on 44 receptions.
Signed with the Saints in 2017 and played with the franchise through the 2019 season.
Played with the Bears in 2020, but was released before the season ended.
Retired from playing football in 2021, and transitioned into coaching.
In 2025 was named head coach of the UFL Columbus Aviators and went 3-6 in his first campaign.
ACCOLADES:
All-Rookie Team 2007
Pro Bowl 2007
NOTES:
Had to move fast on this one when I saw that Ginn was signing through the Aviators while the season was winding down. Pleasantly surprised to receive it back during the league offseason.
Celebrating the game, the players, the cards, and the autographs for over 25 years.
